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Keep the grid safe
without giving up control

Guardsix helps energy and utility teams centralise security data, prove compliance, and retain sovereign control over the systems that monitor critical infrastructure. Protect your data within your own deployment and jurisdiction.

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You're expected to see everything with only a few hands

Monitoring, investigating, responding often without 24/7 staff or a dedicated security personnel.

The pressure keeps rising

More threats. More regulations. More expectations from leadership. For small teams, this isn’t a sprint, it’s a never-ending marathon.

Europe adds another layer of responsibility: sovereignty

Where data lives. Who controls it. How it is governed. In Europe, these are mandates, not preferences.

Security is different for infrastructure that cannot fail

You're accountable for infrastructure where continuity is a top priority. The pressure is no longer only about compliance or detection quality. It is about whether operational control survives under real-world disruption, geopolitical pressure, and public scrutiny.

IT and OT environments no longer fail separately

A compromise in enterprise IT can affect operational visibility, industrial systems, and critical infrastructure continuity across increasingly connected environments.

Targeted operational disruption is a threat objective

Energy and utility providers must maintain resilient operations against increasingly sophisticated attacks designed to disrupt generation, distribution, and operational continuity.

Third-party access expands operational risk

OEMs, remote maintenance providers, and industrial vendors increasingly operate inside critical infrastructure environments that many teams still struggle to monitor consistently.

NIS2 raises expectations for operational accountability

Critical infrastructure operators must now demonstrate operational readiness, incident visibility, and cyber risk management under regulations that place direct accountability on leadership teams.

Operational visibility becomes harder as infrastructure converges

As IT, OT, cloud, and distributed environments become increasingly interconnected, security teams struggle to investigate abnormal operational behaviour and lateral movement quickly enough.

Infrastructure operators need control during crises

Critical infrastructure teams cannot afford dependency on external platforms, foreign jurisdictions, or operational models they do not fully control during incidents, audits, or geopolitical disruption.

It's time to reassert control over your security stack

Legacy SIEM, point-product NDR solutions, and cloud-first security platforms create trade-offs between visibility, control, and operational independence. Modern resilience depends on unifying those environments under one sovereign operational view.

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Visibility doesn't stop at the log layer
Logs and endpoint telemetry don't tell the whole story, leaving gaps in lateral movement, east-west traffic, and operational network behaviour across OT environments.
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Ingestion-based pricing punishes operational visibility
Legacy pricing models force operators to balance coverage against budget pressure, even as telemetry grows across substations, OT systems, identity platforms and more.
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Enterprise-first workflows create operational bottlenecks
Enterprise SIEM platforms assume large SOC teams, dedicated detection engineers, and platform expertise that lean operators can't always rely on.
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External dependencies lead to unpredictable outcomes
When operational visibility, access, and evidence depend on vendor-managed systems, leading to jurisdictional risk, external dependency, and limited flexibility during incidents and audits.

Operational resilience depends on sovereign control

Critical infrastructure operators cannot afford dependency on external platforms during incidents, audits, or geopolitical disruption. Guardsix keeps visibility, evidence, and operations under your control.

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Sovereign security built for critical infrastructure

Guardsix combines sovereign SIEM and NDR to give energy and utility teams operational visibility across converging IT and OT environments. Built for controlled infrastructure, air-gapped deployment, and long-life operational resilience.

Unified IT and OT visibility

Correlate logs, operational telemetry, and network activity across enterprise and industrial environments to investigate incidents and trace attacker movement with one operational view.

Detect lateral movement across operational networks

Guardsix NDR extends visibility beyond the log layer to expose suspicious network behaviour, east-west traffic, and post-compromise activity across distributed infrastructure.

Air-gapped and deployment-flexible

Deploy SIEM and NDR in sovereign, hybrid, controlled, or isolated environments without forcing critical infrastructure into cloud-only operating models or externally managed detection layers.

Built for operational continuity and long infrastructure lifecycles
Operate a platform designed for predictable economics, evolving on-prem support, and resilient security operations across decade-long infrastructure programmes, operational networks, and supply chains.
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In it together. Let's stand at your six.

See how Guardsix centralises your logs, evidences your compliance, and governs patient-record access — in your environment, under your jurisdiction.
Trusted by the organisations who guard Europe’s critical infrastructure